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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1944
Page
5
The text discusses rapid medical response under combat conditions, prioritizing immediate blood plasma use when transfusion setup is impractical due to speed and urgent need for aid. It notes stopping oc2i to prevent loss of injected fluid and emphasizes plasma as the most valuable aid in frontline care.
An overview discusses liquid plasma storage limits, heating exposure risks, and filtration before administration. It outlines dried plasma benefits, emergency kit composition with sterile water and citric acid, and cautions about serum albumin. It praises Red Cross plasma donations and wartime medical advances including rapid patient transfer and antibiotics.
Pattern 4829 offers junior miss sizes with a gingham look and retrac trim. It lists yardage and purchase details, plus a health Q&A column about medical topics and personal replies from Dr. Cutter with limitations.
Dorothy Dix argues many women cling to the belief that marriage is essential for happiness and judge spinsterhood as a loss. She notes temperament finances and compatibility matter more than social pressure or age and warns against marrying merely to avoid being seen as lacking a husband.
The article argues many women are content without marriage, noting career focus and financial independence. It observes some remain wary of lifelong celibacy while others marry due to convention or fear of later regret. It also notes large numbers of National Service Life Insurance applications surpassing a high total as Red Cross records show broad wartime aid.
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